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BillsPride12

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  1. Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64. Those were the big ticket items back in my day
  2. I was a big Boxing and NBA fan in the 90s. At this stage I just don't have any interest in either one anymore. I wish Boxing would make a comeback because getting together for the Tyson fight thing was pretty cool even though that "fight" was an absolute joke. The undercard bouts brought back some good memories though when I used to be really into it. One of my childhood best friends was the biggest Hockey/Sabres fan I ever knew. Much bigger fan than I ever was. We reconnected a few years back and went out for some drinks. I learned he completely lost interest in the NHL and even the Sabres. Made me sad for some reason
  3. Interesting tidbit that I just learned last weekend that I really had no clue and thought was interesting but not enough to start its own thread on but actually fits in pretty well with this discussion... I think we all know Thurman was the MVP in 1991 but does anybody know who had the 2nd most MVP votes that year? Jim Kelly...thought that was interesting and puts some things in perspective for the crowd that thinks he sucked or was overrated. In his prime he was damn good
  4. We have some well cultured folks on this board 👍
  5. Gonna be a cold and possibly snowy night game at the stadium think we are going with a gameday Chili
  6. In any other year I would be happy to see Saquan win it It's been great to see Saquan and Derrick Henry have the seasons they are having this year. When I was a kid running back was the coolest position on the field, the biggest star on the team but then in the modern NFL the position really became a second thought and that bummed me out.
  7. It's pretty cool knowing there is some solid Bills-Chiefs history that predates this great Allen-Mahomes era. Has this current rivalry placed Kansas City on the list of one of Buffalo's all-time greatest rivals?(Combined with the history of the 60s and 90s too)
  8. He will never come out and publicly say it but I am sure deep down Josh wants to earn an MVP. You can't tell me winning the Most Valuable Player award at the highest level of your sport wouldn't mean anything to him But I feel like it's something that would also mean a lot to the fans as well. We haven't had an MVP winner since 1991. All the suffering through the drought years with B level players. It would definitely mean something
  9. I think any of them can qualify if you listen to them enough. Big key for me is to avoid all Christmas music until December hits and after December 25th I am done!
  10. Mighty Ducks and Homeward Bound stand out to me
  11. I think you really nailed it there. These times are a changing. I feel it around me all the time now. Sometimes it can be tough to accept to but then I think of the Marv Levy quote "If you don't change with the times, the times change you"
  12. Just scored tickets to the Thanksgiving Eve game on Wednesday. Will be my first game in person this season. Hopefully the Sabres show up and keep the W train going. Those Turkey Day eve games are usually pretty fun to be at, full crowd and everybody in Holiday mode. As long as the Sabres show up should be a fun night out
  13. I'd like to watch the Lions game but I don't have the NFL ticket and it's not on TV here. I'll probably keep tabs on the Chiefs game but I don't know if I'm going to want to sit through the whole game. Will probably watch GB-San Fran in the 4:00pm window
  14. That year was definitely their 2nd best shot at it after the Giants Super Bowl
  15. The NFL is constantly changing and evolving, anytime a coach steps a way for a period of time and then is brought back years later is a recipe for disaster in my opinion. It's hard to catch lightning in a bottle twice.
  16. Playing in the Super Bowl 4 consecutive years is a lot of extra wear and tear. It catches up to you after awhile. Kelly was already showing some signs of decline by then. The Offensive Line had been shuffled around a bit by then and was not on the same level as it was a few years prior. Not to mention the mental drain those guys must have been carrying around after 4 SB losses.
  17. He has to feel so rejuvenated after spending time at the Factory of Sadness
  18. This always leaves me in tears every time I watch it. Would probably be considered too offensive by today's standards though
  19. I was actually surprised nobody had mentioned him yet
  20. My first draft pick would probably be Haku from WWF...If you know you know Not some phony Wrestler, a legitimate BMF in real life
  21. Leonardo Michaelangelo Raphael
  22. This must have been the parking lot where the fans hung Kermit by the noose
  23. Was just out in Seattle for the Bills game and we went to MoPop-Museum of Pop Culture and it was pretty cool and touched on a lot of different bases Some of the highlights included a huge room dedicated to Nirvana and the rise of grunge music, a Jimi Hendrix room that had the guitar he played with at Woodstock, and a room full of Horror and Sci-Fi movie stuff with the movie costumes of the Terminator, Freddy Kruegar, Michael Myers, Blade to name a few The National Comedy Center in Jamestown was fun if you want to classify it as a Museum I'm not a big artsy kinda guy but when I was in Pittsburgh my friends wanted to check out the Andy Warhol museum which I think is considered a big deal in that genre
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